Meanings of massive oversupply in English

Those healthy physical premiums have helped cushion the damage from low LME prices, hurt by massive oversupply.

Car makers could be looking down the barrel of massive oversupply of electric vehicles in the market.

That hardly equates to massive oversupply.

Forest nurseries are set to dump a massive oversupply of seedlings as buyers pull out of their contracts.

And there are signs that the massive oversupply in the market is starting to ease as demand slowly comes back.

After the credit crunch dried up funding for solar projects, the sector was hit by a massive oversupply of polysilicon.

The slide left a massive oversupply of drilling rigs and oilfield services firms, such as Hunting, scrambling for business and frantically cutting costs.

But any carbon price rise from increased utility buying is likely be limited by a massive oversupply of permits in the market, he said.

Fees generated by offering such guarantees looked like easy money until massive oversupply and falling demand started taking a toll on the yards around 2010.

By contrast, in Oregon, making production licences cheap and easy to obtain has resulted in massive oversupply (and consequently massive diversion to the black market).

Brent crude fell more than 6% to $24.74 per barrel as the United States, Russia, and Saudi Arabia jostled over a massive oversupply of oil.